Please help me plan a 3-4 trip
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Please help me plan a 3-4 trip
Hi guys,
28 yo male from the UK here who loves travelling, partying, sightseeing, beach days and attending sports events.
I'm looking to book a solo trip to Asia, namely Thailand, Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, Cambodia; this coming May/June/July 2017 for 3-4 weeks and I'm in need of some help suggested destinations and itineraries.
I would very much like to see some of the sites this part of the world has to offer but having only travelled solo once before to NYC I feel like I'm a wee bit out of my depth.
Could you please help me out and steer me in the right direction of a sensible 3-4 week solo trip?
Many thanks.
28 yo male from the UK here who loves travelling, partying, sightseeing, beach days and attending sports events.
I'm looking to book a solo trip to Asia, namely Thailand, Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, Cambodia; this coming May/June/July 2017 for 3-4 weeks and I'm in need of some help suggested destinations and itineraries.
I would very much like to see some of the sites this part of the world has to offer but having only travelled solo once before to NYC I feel like I'm a wee bit out of my depth.
Could you please help me out and steer me in the right direction of a sensible 3-4 week solo trip?
Many thanks.
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You have a 3-4 week trip and have named 5 countries. You'll need to cut some of those places - you could spend three weeks in any one of those countries. depending on what you want to do/see. Spend some time with guidebooks to help you prioritize.
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To be honest with you I'm really not sure what I want to see. I just know I need a 3-4 week break and I want to explore some of the countries I mentioned. I understand I'll need to refine that list of destinations and that's why I've come to ask you fine people for a bit of help
If you were in my shoes, where would you go?
If you were in my shoes, where would you go?
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I would start with the glossy guidebooks - e.g. Eyewitness, Insight - and pick at the most two countries. Then decide what you want to see in those two countries. Then we can help you with how to plan the trip. We can't choose destinations for you.
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Al of the countries you mention are worthy destinations, but very different from each other. If budget is an important consideration, you'll want to cross Japan and Taiwan off the list for this trip. And sticking with SE Asian countries will mean your intra-Asia flights are shorter.
You still need to do your research - Thursdays suggestion of spending some time with guidebooks is a great way to start. You might also find our photos, mostly of SE Asian destinations useful www.marlandc.com
You still need to do your research - Thursdays suggestion of spending some time with guidebooks is a great way to start. You might also find our photos, mostly of SE Asian destinations useful www.marlandc.com
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